If you ever have questions on how to avoid the crazies, need help with paperwork, or anything involving renting out your place let me know.  

For this particular instance that I brought up the question for, it won't be an option because it has to do with state paperwork for the housing authority.

Essentially, finding a buyer and putting them in touch with a seller then having the buyer pay you a fee for bringing them the deal.

It sounds like this could be a very sticky situation for the seller.Another interesting thing to note is that the rent to own paperwork was all signed retroactively.

In this way, you can avoid giving out your confidential paperwork (except maybe by court order in extreme cases).

I just received the paperwork today(the short sale agreement which I should have received months ago but didn't) and I read that Wells Fargo will not allow me to resell property until 90 days after I close which will be on Jan 7, 2016.  

I just received the paperwork today(the short sale agreement which I should have received months ago but didn't) and I read that Wells Fargo will not allow me to resell property until 90 days after I close which will be on Jan 7, 2016.

@Paul Callaway on Property "A" you can request a HELOC after all of your updates and then have that money available to you, this is essentially your money and you can use it for what ever you would like.  

We essentially took what would have been the buying agents commission and split it 3 ways. 

I could cancel the policy but still have my policy paperwork  and tell you I'm insured. ( My agent wouldn't allow this.